theHumps

Wayne, I have the highest regards for you and your comments. We are veteran Loopers. When I was here as THE MACK MAN you showed me the same respect and love. I miss those days whereas there was a fraternity of musicians that kinda were the main players here, like Slap J. Bear, Abner b., Static Nomad, Panet Bass, among others. We all had much respect for each other's talent, and I still feel the same way about yours. Thank you for continuing to be REAL. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Thanks Wayne. I turned on other instruments later, so as not to shock from the very beginning ...

Thanks mate. The Waitresses, that's a reference indeed. Always a pleasure to receive your ruminations on my work!

Late response very sorry. Thank you very much for your listen and comment. Bobo.

Hi Wayne,
thank you for your comment. I am just about to finish another ix with your suggestions and you are absolute right. Really appreciated your critical and helpful comment.

Rick

I try not to think about the creative process, but give me a guitar or a piano or a drumset and I'll create something. I just have to.

Mixing... I can really only hear the music, and I need really focus on the mixing process to clean things up, because I know that to most (sane) people, all the little things that might not matter to me, distract from my music to other people.

It's really important, it's also often a chore to me, but I know it's important in order to get heard, just like writing in proper sentences helps to get your ideas across. You can't just claim well all the words are there.

Thanks for listening Wayne!!

hey Wayne, this was tangled up just like yr references, i tried smoothing it out a bit. thanks for the listen, man!

Thank you Wayne!
Jonathan

Thanks Wayne. Eventually I’ll add some light percussion, maybe some basic drums and a shaker. Thought about making the end a build up like Colter Walls “Kate mcCannon”. Since I recorded my vocals while playing the guitar I now need to record guitar and vocal tracks separately while keeping the integrity of the song the same. It’s all still a learning process for me. Some light percussion should sound cool though.

Yeah it's a great song. Bowie produced it I think, and played piano on it apparently, though to be honest, I can't remember a piano in it!! Cheers man.

Thanks. Exactly! It's a PSA format f-u track. Like a commercial. It has a little traction on tiktock already, vocal stems embedded in the video are available on youtube and tik tok. So there are two versions, one completely ready to remix and use the graphic elements. I think this piece can end up with some really amusing remixes. :)

thankyou Wayne, i love to use the music of the loop fam, i have on many occasions, sometimes i use other free beats but this one i felt for obvious reasons, thanks for the nice comment mate

Wane I appreciate you stopping by. Don't know if you remember me, but here under a new name. The former MACK MAN. I remember you. You are no slouch my friend. It's a great feeling to get the same love being under the new name as it was under THE MACK MAN, especially from veteran Loopers. Back then we had a Click of members going on, (SLAP, Bear, Planet Bass, Abner Basarous, Filao Soul) and so on. Just saying I highly appreciate your time and comments. Will stop by soon. PEACE T576 OUT.

Hello Wayne,

things are tricky, but I can't help myself: When I hear "Wayne" I immediately see John Wayne in front of me. Then you get an idea of what actually means socialization, what enormous force is at work.

A beautiful picture that you have painted to my track there, it fits very well, thank you!

After your tip on chords, I've done some research on it and I think I can at least say a sentence or two about it now, should someone ask me about it. But the more you know, the more complicated things get, and I'm not at all sure now if chords really improve my puritan piano tracks or just puff them up with no actual added value.

By the way, your "Kansas City" actually gets better and better with each repeated listen, great. And it also became very clear to me with that song that rock music needs a certain minimum volume. If it remains under this, it remains thin and pale, can not even unfold in its enormous power.
Oh, to "Its Kansas City, USA, Baby", how this hint, this clarification is said, spoken, from whom to whom, oh, I could write a whole treatise on that now. But that would go beyond the scope of this article. But simply wonderful.

Thanks for listening and commenting.

Kind regards

Seelengold

Hi Wayne. So nice to hear from you! I hope you're doing fine. Yeah, I started playing keys a year ago, gives a new colour to the tracks. Thanks for your comment and hope we can collab again sometimes.
See ya

Hello Wayne,

1000 apologies for the late reply.
I feel like life is moving in "Dog years"
I look around and look back and it's been 5 days!

You know the saying; What happens in A'dam stays in A'dam lol.

I'm glad you stopped by to give my track a listen I really appreciate your Fave and I always get a smile and warm feeling (no drugs honest) from your comments.

PEACE from the Past, Present and Future.

Wayne, Thanks for stopping by, man!
I'm glad you enjoyed it. I try to make it a rule not to have a brick of a waveform. Sometimes I still do though.
But hey, I'm still learning. When aren't we though?

Anyhow, take care Brother.
Aaron.

Thanks Wayne, for the communication with Diego, he is Argentinian and he doesn't have the same pronunciation in Spanish,,, my Spanish is already basic, you can imagine the conversations after a few beers, lol!
Michael

thanks for the listen and comment Wayne, im getting better i think, more experience with engineering etc too.
Charles has got the cribs got the whips all the bling and inherited 500 million plus from his mum queen Lizzie, never paid a penny in inheritance tax, we pay 40% that's the standard in the UK, of course he's gangsta :))

Hey Wayne - hope you enjoyed that Rum mate - down here its getting colder though Ill be escaping to the Yukon with a couple of stops in Hawaii soon : )

Thanks for the listen and the warm feedback : )

Ian

Thank you @TheHumps! I feel like acoustic music could use a bit of electronics like indietronica or indie pop.
Glad you enjoyed this!
Jonathan